Written/Compiled and Reported by Liu Jiawen
November is the harvest season for roselle flowers. From November 12 to 20, Taitung County’s Jinfeng Township is hosting a nine-day Roselle Flower Festival series, featuring five major themes: “Story Performances,” “Exhibitions,” “Product Sales,” “Experience Activities,” and “Carnival Events.” These are paired with special tour packages that allow visitors to enjoy the blooms, taste the flowers, and immerse themselves in the indigenous tribal culture.
November marks the roselle harvest period, and Taitung County’s Jinfeng Township has specially organized the Roselle Flower Festival. (Photo provided by Taitung County Jinfeng Township Office)
The “Story Performances” integrate various acts from the Roselle Flower Festival series, showcasing the diverse cultures and artistic expressions of Jinfeng Township. The “Carnival Events” feature dances and music from Austronesian cultures, highlighting the festive spirit of indigenous celebrations. The “Experience Activities” are paired with curated travel packages, including interactive challenges during the Roselle Flower Festival where participants can personally harvest and learn how to pickle roselle, as well as visits to the Pottery Street, hands-on craft workshops, storytelling sessions with tribal chiefs, and tours of the Sabuyu Tribe.
Experience activities have been arranged for the Roselle Flower Festival, allowing visitors to harvest and make roselle preserves themselves. (Photo provided by Taitung County Jinfeng Township Office)
In addition, the public can participate in online essay contests and street maze activities for a chance to win prizes such as a two-day, one-night double occupancy tour package to Baibu Township and a cash award of NT$10,000. The Roselle Flower Festival symbolizes the revival of Jinfeng Township, which was severely affected by Typhoon Morakot, and offers visitors a deeper understanding of the past, present, and future of the township’s industries.
Official website: www.roselle.com.tw
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